joost schouppe's Comments
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| 51884456 | over 8 years ago | Nope, the mistake is entirely mine. I often use the manual tag adding, which went wrong here. Still working on the area though. Have fixed it now. |
| 51721014 | over 8 years ago | Merci pour ta contribution! C'est bien comme ça, pourtant ce qui est plus facile a interpreter pour des autres contributeurs, c'est de faire un tag special comme expliqué ici:
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| 13020046 | over 8 years ago | Is this really a church: way/179936553 ?
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| 46573635 | over 8 years ago | Ik zal een melding doen bij de gemeente Affligem.
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| 51426679 | over 8 years ago | Hoi Bosboer,
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| 51207467 | over 8 years ago | Haha! I had over 250 more that I never uploaded but am fixing myself now that I'm back home. |
| 51207467 | over 8 years ago | Thanks for looking at it this quickly!
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| 25582204 | over 8 years ago | Hi,
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| 51207467 | over 8 years ago | Hi,
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| 49532232 | over 8 years ago | You are right. I've added backcountry=yes, which seems to be the best way to indicate the camper type. Did you have anything else in mind?
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| 49777974 | over 8 years ago | Hi endless autumn, As you might have noticed from messages from OpenStreetMap, a lot of your work is being reverted. It seems that you have been using the GRB building importer a little bit too enthusiastically. You see, the tool just prepares the data for import, but doesn't merge it to the existing data by itself. You still have to use the merge geometries plugin to keep the history of exiting buildings. Also, some object types form the source data are not easily translated to OSM, so they get a dummy tag like building=verdieping. The mapper then needs to translate that object to something that fits in OSM, on a case by case analysis.
OpenStreetMap is the product of collaboration, mostly by manual work, sometimes helped by imports. But imported data can never just overrule what was already mapped. We will be reviewing the GRB documentation on the wiki to see if it makes this clear enough, as well as better clarify that the import tools are a work in progress, available for testing in close contact with the rest of the community. Even when entirely finished, it will still be necessary to stay in touch with the people behind these tools to make sure everything goes well. I hope this experience will not turn you off from being part of the group that will do this. If you have questions or complaints, please contact us at [email protected] Joost Schouppe
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| 47729816 | over 8 years ago | Hoi Frank,
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| 49489897 | over 8 years ago | Hi Frédéric,
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| 45442964 | over 8 years ago | En mi opinion esta zona way/434882499 no es natural=wood. Es zona con muchas casas y chacras. Me parece mas correcto mapear en detalle chacras y bosque, o no mapear bosque |
| 37759768 | over 8 years ago | Hi,
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| 45003235 | over 8 years ago | Vous en êtes sure? J'etais lá en voiture, et j'ai quand meme du faire demi tour. En Belgique, en general, des routes forestieres pas pavimenté sont marqué comme piste. |
| 46505055 | over 8 years ago | All the uses I've seen of vicinal_ref are just the number (see https://taginfo.openstreetmap.org/keys/vicinal_ref#values), I think the number has to be seen in a municipal context. Not sure.
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| 46505055 | over 8 years ago | Ah super, je n'ai pas osé avec le chien, mais bien le savoir. J'ai supprimé le fixme tag que j'avais mis. Tu pourrait aussi metre un tag vicinal_ref=9 pour indique le fait que c'est un chemin vecenal. C'est documenté ici: osm.wiki/WikiProject_Belgium/Conventions/Slowroads |
| 46505055 | over 8 years ago | Je n'ai pas trouvé [ce chemin](way/393241273). Il devrais entrer dans un champs au vaches, mais il n'y a aucun indication que c'est permit... |
| 48101664 | over 8 years ago | Hoi AbcNc,
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